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“I don’t know why we don’t just leave,” I said to the ceiling, knowing this was a conversation that was bound to go nowhere. Sure enough, Rosey let out a sharp breath through her nose. “I don’t want to discuss this today.”
She’s like a petulant child, but she was just fucking a dude in the forest and waxed poetic about how they’re twins…
I sat up on the bed, looking at her. We were the same age, but Rosey was in so many ways my older sister. We didn’t know our father, but I imagined she must take after him since our mother had been as impulsive as me.